Assembly; Commissioning; Transport; Positioning/Work Station - Scheppach Hm80L Original Bedienungsanleitung

• When cutting plastic material, please always use
clamps: the parts which should be cut must al-
ways be fixed between the clamps.
• Avoid accidental starting of the machine: the op-
erating button may not be pressed when insert-
ing the plug in an outlet.
• Use the tool that is recommended in this manual.
In doing so, your mitre saw provides optimal per-
formance.
• Hands may never enter the processing zone
when the machine is in operation.
• Release the handle button and switch off the ma-
chine prior to any operations.

Assembly

WARNING! For you own safety, only insert the
mains plug in an outlet when all assembly steps
have been completed and you have read and un-
derstood the safety and operating instructions.
Lift the saw out of the packaging and place it on your
work bench. (Positioning of the saw on the work
bench - see the next page under „POSITIONING /
WORK STATION")
Installation of the dust bag (fig. 2)
• Squeeze together the metal ring on the dust bag
(12) and attach it to the outlet opening in the mo-
tor area.
Emptying the dust bag
• By pressing the metal ring wings of the dust bag
(12) together the dust bag can be disengaged from
the outlet opening.
• Open the zipper of the dust bag and shake the
contents into a dustbin.
• Close the zipper and install the dust bag on the
machine again as described.
Assembling the work piece clamping device
(fig. 1.1)
• Loosen the locking screw (17) and attach the
work piece clamping device (10) to the left or
right of the fixed saw bench.
• Afterwards, retighten the locking screws (17).
Assembling the work piece supports (fig. 1.1 –
1.2)
• Loosen the cross-head screw (14) and guide the
work piece support through the specified hole on
the side of the fixed saw bench.
• Make sure that the work piece support (15) is
also guided through the two plates (19) on the
underneath.
• Afterwards, retighten the cross-head screw (14).
• Repeat this process on the other side.
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Assembling the support stand (fig. 1.1 – 1.2)
• Loosen the cross-head screws (18) on the un-
derneath of the saw and guide the support stand
(16) through the specified holes on the back of
the saw.
• Afterwards, retighten the cross-head screws
(18).

Commissioning

Prior to commissioning, observe the safety in-
structions in the operating instructions.
REMOVAL FROM THE PACKAGING
Remove the machine from its package, which pro-
tects it during transport, without damaging the pack-
age in order to be able to use it later for transporting
the mitre saw for long-term storage.
MOVING
Since the mitre saw is relatively small and light, its
location can be easily changed, even by a single
person. After locking the locking knob (26 - Fig. 4) in
the bottom position, lift the mitre saw by the handle
(34 - Fig. 4).

TRANSPORT

If the machine must be transported, carry it by the
handle (34 - Fig. 4) and place it in the original pack-
aging in which it was supplied. In the process, make
sure that it is correctly positioned in the package
(see arrows on the package).
If possible, the load should be fixed with ropes or
securing belts in order to prevent shifting during the
transport or parts of the load from falling down.

POSITIONING/WORK STATION

Position the machine on a work bench or on a flat
base so that the machine is supported as stably as
possible.
When working with the machine, ergonomic factors
must be considered; the ideal height of the work
table or the base is reached when the base surface
or the upper work surface is 90 to 95 cm above the
ground. The positioning of the machine must provide
for at least 80 cm of clearance in all directions and
in order to allow for cleaning and repair work as well
as necessary adjustments in observance of safety
conditions and with sufficient room to manoeuvre.
CAUTION: Position the machine in a zone which is
suitable in respect to the environmental conditions
and lighting. Never forget that the general environ-
mental conditions play an extremely important role
in accident prevention.
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